Upland Game Birds
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" Come, time to turn in," at last said the colonel, and we walked away together. Then for half an hour I listened to the counsel of a man who could outgamble and outbluff all his friends ; who was a master at most games of hazard, and who thoroughly understood how to get the last ounce out of any man he stood behind. " Mark my words, suh," he concluded, " I know the man.
Well ahead, he's a wondah ; even, he's only ordi- nary; and once behind, he's beat. Give it to him from the start, and keep o...n giving it to him.
No matter if you're behind, keep after him, and remember he's liable to come back to you any minute. We've got him beat as sure as sunrise.
Now go get your sleep, and don't you worry.
Leave it to me, suh." Promptly on time the wagon drove up, the colonel tooling a pair of grand blacks. In the rear seat sat M and his friend, and between 182 The Grouse Family their feet was a fine Irish setter. In front was the colonel, chipper as a boy, and beside him a mag- nificent heavy pointer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Come, time to turn in," at last said the colonel, and we walked away together. Then for half an hour I listened to the counsel of a man who could outgamble and outbluff all his friends ; who was a master at most games of hazard, and who thoroughly understood how to get the last ounce out of any man he stood behind. " Mark my words, suh," he concluded, " I know the man.
Well ahead, he's a wondah ; even, he's only ordi- nary; and once behind, he's beat. Give it to him from the start, and keep o...n giving it to him.
No matter if you're behind, keep after him, and remember he's liable to come back to you any minute. We've got him beat as sure as sunrise.
Now go get your sleep, and don't you worry.
Leave it to me, suh." Promptly on time the wagon drove up, the colonel tooling a pair of grand blacks. In the rear seat sat M and his friend, and between 182 The Grouse Family their feet was a fine Irish setter. In front was the colonel, chipper as a boy, and beside him a mag- nificent heavy pointer.
What to read after Upland Game Birds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Van Dyke, Theodore S. (Theodore Strong), B. 1842 to read onlineMoreLess
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